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both of them are constantly developing new packaging technologies like the heinz dip and squeeze. th their main input costs are declining cre indramatically. paper, ink, aluminum, that is because there is not a lot of inflation. that is oolala. if you want to play the silent bull market in packaging. bms or berry plastic. this is one of those not so rare cases i definitely like both stocks. the real question here is not which one has the better buy. it is which one is more suited to the stock both have interesting characteristics. if i tell you that berry plastics have the most, they could go wrong, but very badly. it is a very conservative stock, excellent mix of clients and solid dividend, i have seen the stock yielding 3.5% people didn't recognize what was happening. the public became public and it became a dud and people fled from this thing. it only developed $14 and change. it is only a point and a half below the price. there is an opportunity here. now berry takes a tech or formal like approach. the company is an impressive rd operation. including a major design facility. w
both of them are constantly developing new packaging technologies like the heinz dip and squeeze. th their main input costs are declining cre indramatically. paper, ink, aluminum, that is because there is not a lot of inflation. that is oolala. if you want to play the silent bull market in packaging. bms or berry plastic. this is one of those not so rare cases i definitely like both stocks. the real question here is not which one has the better buy. it is which one is more suited to the stock...
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so our goal is to deliver technology that not only will benefit st. jude medical shareholders, but that will save money to the global health care budget at the same time that we're improving patient care. >> well, i want to talk about two different ones, bus i think these are the needle-movers, if they're incremental spell it out. but these are where the 2014 growth story is. >> i -- you're exactly right. and we're working diligently bringing both these technologies to the market. both technologies will be a tremendous benefit to patient and providers of health care and both these technologies stand to help improve health care economics at the same time we're improving patient care. >> everyone is worried about costs. there is a $37 billion heart failure hospitalization cost to our country. how could this cut that? >> well, that $37 billion figure is an annual figure for hospital -- for heart failure-related hospitalizations. and the cardiomems technology has demonstrated through an appropriate randomized clinical trial that if physicians which would
so our goal is to deliver technology that not only will benefit st. jude medical shareholders, but that will save money to the global health care budget at the same time that we're improving patient care. >> well, i want to talk about two different ones, bus i think these are the needle-movers, if they're incremental spell it out. but these are where the 2014 growth story is. >> i -- you're exactly right. and we're working diligently bringing both these technologies to the market....
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it takes time to move an adapt technology. all those thousands of smaller agencies are starting to move in this direction. >> if you wanted to get, drill down about what the real needle emphmover is, it is still the taser weapon. video is not that big in terms of actual revenues. >> taser is the cash generating machine in business. video and the cloud, that's the real long-term upside. you know, basically, we're connecting the public safety sector to the cloud. we're the first mover, we're four years into this. we built the expertise, we have thousands of agencies on the system now. the question now is when do we hit a tipping point where it scales with the paid service with the video. >> when you have an account using a taser, how easy is it to convert this other product? >> you know, it takes some work, it's introducing the new concept into law enforcement. what helped us is when the federal government adopted a cloud first policy. it gave us the green light to use the cloud like every other industry. >> i have been waiting
it takes time to move an adapt technology. all those thousands of smaller agencies are starting to move in this direction. >> if you wanted to get, drill down about what the real needle emphmover is, it is still the taser weapon. video is not that big in terms of actual revenues. >> taser is the cash generating machine in business. video and the cloud, that's the real long-term upside. you know, basically, we're connecting the public safety sector to the cloud. we're the first...
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some technology companies have much higher margins. but in this patch, the oil service, these are more unheard of. it's really the only sizable competitor out there. and franks is disciplined on bidding from new contracts. they won't give in on pricing in order to win on a business that would be less profitable. it's unique for a newly public company in that it didn't need to raise money. the companion has a solid balance sheet with barely any long-term debt. i think they became public in order to use their stock currency. stock is a currency, they can make acquisitions with the stock. management has said they want to do some small highly targeted takeovers. buying companies that offer similar services that could easily be added to their product lineup. right now frank sells for 19 times next year's earnings estimates, about the same multiple as fmc technologies. good company. but considering that franks has substantially larger margins, i think the company deserves a higher multiple. the stock barely batted an eyelash despite the epic
some technology companies have much higher margins. but in this patch, the oil service, these are more unheard of. it's really the only sizable competitor out there. and franks is disciplined on bidding from new contracts. they won't give in on pricing in order to win on a business that would be less profitable. it's unique for a newly public company in that it didn't need to raise money. the companion has a solid balance sheet with barely any long-term debt. i think they became public in order...
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technology, lets call it faux internet. so it is, indeed, a mahala. thank you. we're going to stay with hawaii. i feel like that george clooney movie. lets go to terrence in hawaii. >> caller: hi, cramer. >> hi, terrence. >> caller: hi. my stocks are general electric, duke energy, trinity industry, detroit edison. am i diversified? >> that's four. there's four there. >> microsoft. >> mr. softy. lets go to work. microsoft is technology. starbucks? no, that's duke. that's detroit edison? dte. trinity is railcar, general electric diversified industrial. duke and dt, we can't keep both of those. we have to trade out dte and put in a health care company, lets make it on this pullback bristol-myers. lets go to jeffrey in florida. jeffrey. >> hi, jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i'd like to know if i'm diversified. my stocks are walt disney, dis, coca-cola, ko, enterprise products, dpd, american express, axp. wells fargo, swsc. >> we have a good one going here. i'll tell you why. american express is a terrific financial. okay. disney entertainment company, how grea
technology, lets call it faux internet. so it is, indeed, a mahala. thank you. we're going to stay with hawaii. i feel like that george clooney movie. lets go to terrence in hawaii. >> caller: hi, cramer. >> hi, terrence. >> caller: hi. my stocks are general electric, duke energy, trinity industry, detroit edison. am i diversified? >> that's four. there's four there. >> microsoft. >> mr. softy. lets go to work. microsoft is technology. starbucks? no, that's...
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>> technology, jim, is the answer. right here in whiteings core lab that we have in our denver headquarters, we were able to analyze core. now the niabrera has been telling us for over 30 years there is a lot of oil in lace. the old wells we began drilling in the late '60s and early '70s were vertical wells. we had to retraffic them many times to improve their recovery. now we can use good clean water and clean san, frack them in 40 stages over that 7,500 well boar which is about 120 different entry points across those 40 stages, really breaking up that rock with nice clean water and nice clean sand and brigg all that energy right back here into the united states. >> well, i got to tell you, are you a scientific pioneer who also happens to be an oil man. i didn't get to mention, your presentations show the greatness of what you are accomplishing for this country. trade deficit, you go over energy independence. thank you so much for what you do. congratulations for the tremendous success whiteing has had. >> all the bes
>> technology, jim, is the answer. right here in whiteings core lab that we have in our denver headquarters, we were able to analyze core. now the niabrera has been telling us for over 30 years there is a lot of oil in lace. the old wells we began drilling in the late '60s and early '70s were vertical wells. we had to retraffic them many times to improve their recovery. now we can use good clean water and clean san, frack them in 40 stages over that 7,500 well boar which is about 120...
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especially when dealing with technology stocks. these initial public offerings tend to follow pattern. consider fuel, it's a company that uses artificial intelligence to help make the best problematic ads on the internet. when rocket fuel came public stock lived up to its name. pricing at 29, opening at 59.95 before closing out at 96% gain. it was followed by hideous declines. that's the pattern. stock went down to $37 and change last week. fast forward to today, stock is back up to $57. now the company reported last week and while the market didn't seem to understand they were underwell und underwheled by the results. we have to see if they can keep up their momentum as so many others seem to have fallen by the wayside. we know online advertising is here to stay. it is smoky but so far there hasn't been a stock that's been a good way to profit from it. will rocket fuel be the first? let's dig deeper with the cofounder and ceo about rocket fuel and where it is headed. thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you. >> i think that
especially when dealing with technology stocks. these initial public offerings tend to follow pattern. consider fuel, it's a company that uses artificial intelligence to help make the best problematic ads on the internet. when rocket fuel came public stock lived up to its name. pricing at 29, opening at 59.95 before closing out at 96% gain. it was followed by hideous declines. that's the pattern. stock went down to $37 and change last week. fast forward to today, stock is back up to $57. now...
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because it underperformed its portion of the technology sector even as the growth rate would have been outstanding for a personal computer-related block or a cellphone company. these days knowing what the sector is isn't enough. you need to know the subsector. you need to know how your company stacks up against the growth rate of that subsector. you need to have a good handle whether that larger is in favor or isn't. the bottom line, nothing is worse than a bad stock in a bad seccor neighborhood. nothing is better than owning a good stock in a good stock neighborhood. if you do not match the sector growth and do not determine whether the sector is in favor versus out of favor, then the earnings report better than expected or not, it won't mean a thing. when we return, i will give you several more ways to use these reports in the context of stock picking, not just trading. the drive you will come to see is pretty much a zero sub game. stay with cramer. i know what you're thinking... transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinki
because it underperformed its portion of the technology sector even as the growth rate would have been outstanding for a personal computer-related block or a cellphone company. these days knowing what the sector is isn't enough. you need to know the subsector. you need to know how your company stacks up against the growth rate of that subsector. you need to have a good handle whether that larger is in favor or isn't. the bottom line, nothing is worse than a bad stock in a bad seccor...
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consider united technologies and honeywell. don't forget united technique diversified industrial with lines from heating ventilation air conditioning, elevators doubled down on airspace with acquisition of goodrich. key fastener forging casting for aircraft makers rallied $7.30, $119, pennies from all-time high. how many stocks can still make that claim after the selloff. if you want value, you know what? you can still buy aerospace, triumph, spirit aero systems, best of breeders, you really don't need to overthink this. now on days like today when the averages are up, i know, you think, cramer, the themes, the themes, the themes. what kind of theme. you don't need a theme at all. you can buy anything that moves. but here is the bottom line. ever since the fed decided to play hamlet, to be a taper or not to be a taper, the buy anything that moves train has long since left the station. and that's why when you have a theme like aerospace you have to embrace it during the momentary declines this market gives you. you can bet given
consider united technologies and honeywell. don't forget united technique diversified industrial with lines from heating ventilation air conditioning, elevators doubled down on airspace with acquisition of goodrich. key fastener forging casting for aircraft makers rallied $7.30, $119, pennies from all-time high. how many stocks can still make that claim after the selloff. if you want value, you know what? you can still buy aerospace, triumph, spirit aero systems, best of breeders, you really...
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based technologies. these are productivity bee hives at work, allowing companies to stretch themselves far beyond what they imagine possible. a few short years ago, with fewer administrative expenses and more profits falling to the shareholders of these companies that adopt these disruptive technologies. you know what the great thing about all of this is? from the most part, you need stocks that do well on a shrinking economy, too. because of their money-saving nature. that's right, they are the anti-taper, anti-regulatory stocks. as much as politicians from both parties might try to impede it, the innovation will not be stopped. their stocks may have been down today. they were, including many of the winners i saw at dream force like salesforce.com. you want to bet with these cloud companies, not against them, including salesforce tomorrow because they represent the future of the american economy as it furiously pulls away from the past. marilyn in texas. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, marilyn. >>
based technologies. these are productivity bee hives at work, allowing companies to stretch themselves far beyond what they imagine possible. a few short years ago, with fewer administrative expenses and more profits falling to the shareholders of these companies that adopt these disruptive technologies. you know what the great thing about all of this is? from the most part, you need stocks that do well on a shrinking economy, too. because of their money-saving nature. that's right, they are...
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the technology for extracting this improved so that maybe the cycle was broken. that is why tonight we are going off the charts to figure out where natural gas might be headed. garner thinks that trading natural gas is always a dangerous game. hence why traders call it the widow maker. garner believes that it is still too early to get bullish. garner does recognize there is a strong tendency to rally every year through april. the commodity suffers a sharp decline in late january. in short, she thinks natural gas is likely to go lower, maybe to go much lower. take a look at this weekly chart in natural gas. see that is that wedge pattern got that? since this bottom, okay, this wedge gives natural gas a ceiling of resistance at $3.70, the wedge is here, you have to look at this, just look at this line for a moment. there is a lot going on in this chart. now look at this level, this is the floor, it is $3.20. garner expects natural gas to be boosted by a strong seasonal tailwind starting in mid-february. in that month, she thinks it is likely it could break down, fa
the technology for extracting this improved so that maybe the cycle was broken. that is why tonight we are going off the charts to figure out where natural gas might be headed. garner thinks that trading natural gas is always a dangerous game. hence why traders call it the widow maker. garner believes that it is still too early to get bullish. garner does recognize there is a strong tendency to rally every year through april. the commodity suffers a sharp decline in late january. in short, she...
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so our goal is to deliver technology that not only will benefit st. jude medical shareholders, but that will save money to the global health care budget at the same time that we're improving patient care. >> well, i want to talk about two different ones, bus i think these are the needle-movers, if they're incremental spell it out. but these are where the 2014 growth story is. >> i -- you're exactly right. and we're working diligently bringing both these technologies to the market. both technologies will be a tremendous benefit to patient and providers of health care and both these technologies stand to help improve health care economics at the same time we're improving patient care. >> everyone is worried about costs. there is a $37 billion heart failure hospitalization cost to our country. how could this cut that? >> well, that $37 billion figure is an annual figure for hospital -- for heart failure-related hospitalizations. and the cardiomems technology has demonstrated through an appropriate randomized clinical trial that if physicians which would
so our goal is to deliver technology that not only will benefit st. jude medical shareholders, but that will save money to the global health care budget at the same time that we're improving patient care. >> well, i want to talk about two different ones, bus i think these are the needle-movers, if they're incremental spell it out. but these are where the 2014 growth story is. >> i -- you're exactly right. and we're working diligently bringing both these technologies to the market....
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sector analysis is particularly important with technology because people confuse this group of stocks, which comprises 15% of the s&p 500, constantly. tech is a whole group of sectors, semi conductors, software, cloud, internet, hardware makers, cell phones, tech, telecommunications tech, infrastructure stocks, assemblers, each has a separate growth rate. here i like to look at the growth rates of the companies i follow versus the individual sectors. the growth rate doesn't work. cloud stock, for example, are highly valued, meaning the high values to growth rates are extreme. that means there is no room for error or hair as we call it. in 2011, one of my favorite cloud plays reported a magnificent quarter. the guidance was lighter than i was hoping. the stock immediately got pancaked and stayed ugly for a long time. why? because it underperformed its portion of the technology sector even as the growth rate would have been outstanding for a personal computer-related stock or a disk drive, semiconductor or cellphone company. these days knowing what the sector is isn't enough. you need t
sector analysis is particularly important with technology because people confuse this group of stocks, which comprises 15% of the s&p 500, constantly. tech is a whole group of sectors, semi conductors, software, cloud, internet, hardware makers, cell phones, tech, telecommunications tech, infrastructure stocks, assemblers, each has a separate growth rate. here i like to look at the growth rates of the companies i follow versus the individual sectors. the growth rate doesn't work. cloud...
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we're all lamenting the lack of growth in technology, but that's because we're looking for technology in all the wrong places, like personal computers, which are just like electric coasters now. in servers, in cell phones. we should be looking for it in the oil patch, where core labs is responsible for mapping out and foipding out where the ail and gas is. the technology that core labs has invented is what's behind so many of these new fields. whether it be noble energy off the coast of israel, that's like in here, okay? or the gulf, or a whole host of companies looking for the next big discovery on this continent. oh, and let's be really discerning. when we get results from many of the oil and gas companies over the next few days, we're going to hear moaning and groaning about how the commodities come down in price. but when you have proprietary technology like core, you don't need to worry about the price of the commodity, because every company needs you to find oil where the oil is and help them get it out of the ground. that's why this stock rocketed $10 today, to finish at $136.5
we're all lamenting the lack of growth in technology, but that's because we're looking for technology in all the wrong places, like personal computers, which are just like electric coasters now. in servers, in cell phones. we should be looking for it in the oil patch, where core labs is responsible for mapping out and foipding out where the ail and gas is. the technology that core labs has invented is what's behind so many of these new fields. whether it be noble energy off the coast of israel,...
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or head to madmoney.cnbc.com. [ male announcer ] any technology not moving forward is moving backward. [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] and you'll find advanced safety technology like an available heads-up display on the 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. clamp. glitter. [ male announcer ] staples has everything your business needs. even custom banners. and now get 50% off banners and posters. staples. that was easy. >>> welcome back to a bizarrely special "mad money." i'm not a dollar sign represented by a man or a stock symbol for that matter, i have stumbled around the market enough to know a thing or two. tonight you are getting some of that wisdom from the school of hard knocks. don't you love at the beginning of a football game, jim cramer when it comes to stocks? that is what you are getting the on tv version right here and right now. you learn how to trade and the greatest game, no, not monopoly, stocks and bonds. and all of the little cool doo dads. what would send the stocks higher? you keep track. i left the stock market games behind me by the time i got to middle sch
or head to madmoney.cnbc.com. [ male announcer ] any technology not moving forward is moving backward. [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] and you'll find advanced safety technology like an available heads-up display on the 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. clamp. glitter. [ male announcer ] staples has everything your business needs. even custom banners. and now get 50% off banners and posters. staples. that was easy. >>> welcome back to a bizarrely special "mad money."...
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so technology is my top pick. but industrials and materials aren't too far behind either. >> thanks for coming on. jeremy zarin from ubs. >> interesting. again, indicative overall market sentiment. no one mentions energy. energy is leading the markets higher this year, close to 9%. it is not on anyone's radar, not on an overweight basis. stiffny g stephanie got into oxy. i would look at energy on any dip in the overall market. >> why is energy getting no love when you have oil about 100 bucks? >> there is a disconnect between pricing itself and the earnings performance of the companies. energy equities are outperforming the pricing and folks focus incorrectly on spot pricing. >> coming up on half time, the busiest day of the year for upgrades and downgrades. are the calls right on the money? our traders will weigh in. >>> google is pulling back after a 40% move higher since mid-june. is it still the best tech stock to own in 2013? with fidelity's new options platform, we've completely integrated every step of the
so technology is my top pick. but industrials and materials aren't too far behind either. >> thanks for coming on. jeremy zarin from ubs. >> interesting. again, indicative overall market sentiment. no one mentions energy. energy is leading the markets higher this year, close to 9%. it is not on anyone's radar, not on an overweight basis. stiffny g stephanie got into oxy. i would look at energy on any dip in the overall market. >> why is energy getting no love when you have oil...
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simon, that's a good point. >> james what about the technology? first they said they hadn't got the pin numbers stolen but they are stolen but well encrypted. >> it's a very difficult thing to do. that doesn't mean we shouldn't be concerned. the style of encryption being used is far from best practice in modern standards but if you look at the standards in the u.s. it's forecast to still be robust for approximately another 30 years. this information should be safe given that the key was held by the third-party rather than target themselves. but i would probably be changing my pin anyway just in case there's precedence for this going on. >> let me push that point. in the uk, in europe they certainly make a lot more noise about safety systems and there's chip and pin. if you're in a restaurant your credit card never leaves you, you plug it into the mobile device and put your pin number in. is europe safer than this country in term of the technology they are elm employing? >> yes. these chip and pin cards are a benefit. interestingly, however, there'
simon, that's a good point. >> james what about the technology? first they said they hadn't got the pin numbers stolen but they are stolen but well encrypted. >> it's a very difficult thing to do. that doesn't mean we shouldn't be concerned. the style of encryption being used is far from best practice in modern standards but if you look at the standards in the u.s. it's forecast to still be robust for approximately another 30 years. this information should be safe given that the key...
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can every company in technology snap back? if they have the right combination. >> well, our exposure, remember, is in that broad industrial customer base. and for the last couple of quarters, while apple was doing so well, we looked like we were a little bit out of sync in those particular quarters and perhaps now as the more of the digital consumer products have a little bit more of a letdown and there's more competition there, we're trying to make sure we understand what's going on with that broad base of industrial customers that we service and our guidance would suggest there we had a positive book to bill and components off the december quarter and we don't want to overplay that into a big call. because there are still major questions on our mind about the overall macroeconomic situation we're dealing with. but we don't want to at the same time, we don't want to downplay the fact there were some encouraging signs out of the second quarter in addition to the headline results. >> one last line, our americas region, which gr
can every company in technology snap back? if they have the right combination. >> well, our exposure, remember, is in that broad industrial customer base. and for the last couple of quarters, while apple was doing so well, we looked like we were a little bit out of sync in those particular quarters and perhaps now as the more of the digital consumer products have a little bit more of a letdown and there's more competition there, we're trying to make sure we understand what's going on with...
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they had old technology, client server technology. >> meaning an oracle technology, frankly. i'll say it, you don't have to. >> it could be oracle technology, legacy client, often on these very old windows laptops that are 10 pounds and they would go out and try to use this technology to explain to doctors about what their products were just completely outdated. so we took these benefits of cloud computing in our case, you know, life sciences. our customers are like amgen, pfizer, merck, et cetera. and we make this cloud software that's on the ipad and they go out and educate doctors much more efficiently. we're a good example of somebody who is helping a specific industry. in this case, life sciences industry transform the way they're doing things. >> now, a lot of the older lying companies have -- let's say they've been somewhat troubled and had to lay off a lot of salespeople. but their sales don't seem to be hurt. your software making the salesperson more efficient? >> yeah, that's what we're about. we're about helping our customers become more efficient and more effectiv
they had old technology, client server technology. >> meaning an oracle technology, frankly. i'll say it, you don't have to. >> it could be oracle technology, legacy client, often on these very old windows laptops that are 10 pounds and they would go out and try to use this technology to explain to doctors about what their products were just completely outdated. so we took these benefits of cloud computing in our case, you know, life sciences. our customers are like amgen, pfizer,...
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i think the technology is incredible. my view is you've got to wait until it's safe to buy the stock. here's the bottom line. it may have had a lackluster ipo, this company has made the first great leap forward in wi-fi in ages. i say put ruckus on your buying list. more importantly, let's pay attention to the loser ipos that might be developing this week. not just the winners. it could be another ruckus. those are the ones we can get shares of in the after market. they represent the real steals, not the ones that open up 50%. they would not give you any shares of these red hot deals to begin with. "mad money" is back after the break. >>> didn't research in motion tell us that things aren't that hot there? didn't they just guide down severely? isn't that why it fell from $14 and change, making a mockery of all of those that said it had bottomed. here it is above that vicious selloff level. courtesy of the radical decline in computer sales, acquisition of the overvalued autonomy and the slow down in printer sales? how coul
i think the technology is incredible. my view is you've got to wait until it's safe to buy the stock. here's the bottom line. it may have had a lackluster ipo, this company has made the first great leap forward in wi-fi in ages. i say put ruckus on your buying list. more importantly, let's pay attention to the loser ipos that might be developing this week. not just the winners. it could be another ruckus. those are the ones we can get shares of in the after market. they represent the real...
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♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex office. >>> day after day we are being blown away by this market. tell the truth. the thing simply won't quit. somehow this market keeps taking out its highs when people are being made incredibly bearish and worried. we have to ask ourselves what is going on here? come on. i look at charts. break out, break out, break out, break out. tonight we are going off the charts to see what is going on. carolyn borodin, this woman is a fabulous technician who happens to be my colleague at thestreet.com. although after the calls she's made of late, she belongs in buckingham palace. she has nailed this market. over and over again she has gotten the direction right, with a level of ac
♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex office. >>> day after day we are being blown away by this market. tell the...
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i think the technology sin credible. my view is you've got to wait until it's safe to buy the stocks. here's the bottom line. it may have had a lackluster ipo, this company has made the first great leap forward in wi-fi ages. i say put ruckus on your buying list. more importantly, let's pay attention to the loser ipos that might be developing this week. not just the winners. it could be another ruckus. those are the ones that we can get shares of in the after market. they represent the real steels, not the ones that open up 50%. they would not give you any shares of these red hot deals to begin with. "mad money" is back after the break. at 1:45, the aflac duck was brought in with multiple lacerations to the wing and a fractured beak. surgery was successful, but he will be in a cast until it is fully healed, possibly several months. so, if the duck isn't able to work, how will he pay for his living expenses? aflac. like his rent and car payments? aflac. what about gas and groceries? aflac. cell phone? aflac, but i doubt h
i think the technology sin credible. my view is you've got to wait until it's safe to buy the stocks. here's the bottom line. it may have had a lackluster ipo, this company has made the first great leap forward in wi-fi ages. i say put ruckus on your buying list. more importantly, let's pay attention to the loser ipos that might be developing this week. not just the winners. it could be another ruckus. those are the ones that we can get shares of in the after market. they represent the real...
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the technology's changed. and just like you have to go to museum to see a typewriter, electric typewriter, i mean, i'm hoping in the near future you have to go to a museum to see oracle and s.a.p. software. >> okay. i want to ask you about sdsh i got to go back over that. you're the first person to be able to say that. there's either somebody trying to friend them or fear them. why do you mention those two names? >> they're wonderful companies and been a monopoly for a very long time. >> yes. >> it's just amazing that there's been so many technology transitions and they've still held. and that's because these kind of applications are very sticky. >> yeah. very hard to uproot. >> very hard to place it. but you get the most value from an e.r.p. application in the first five or so years. once you hit the seventh e year you're not getting value anymore. and when you look at the mobility, building something from ground up that has mobile, that's native to it, that's global, that's multicurrency, that you have one d
the technology's changed. and just like you have to go to museum to see a typewriter, electric typewriter, i mean, i'm hoping in the near future you have to go to a museum to see oracle and s.a.p. software. >> okay. i want to ask you about sdsh i got to go back over that. you're the first person to be able to say that. there's either somebody trying to friend them or fear them. why do you mention those two names? >> they're wonderful companies and been a monopoly for a very long...
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. >>> it's really about technology. because none of these unconventional shale plays would matter if we didn't have the tech to make it economical to drill it. what we really have is an energy technology revolution and these advances aren't unique to north america. they're spreading all over the globe, and who's spearheading this transformation? who represents the vanguard of the oil revolution and its intellectual property? easy. that's core labs. clb. i like to think of it as a technology company that happens to be in the oil service business. core's proprietary technology helps oil companies figure out where to drill. it also helps them squeeze more crude out of existing reservoirs. now, core labs got hit hard today, down $3.41, 2.63%. the company just reported a terrific quarter. 7 cent earnings beat off $1.15 basis. revenue coming in higher than expected up 11% year over year. and raising its guidance for next quarter. don't have a lot of companies doing that. i think the stock bounces back and then some tomorrow.
. >>> it's really about technology. because none of these unconventional shale plays would matter if we didn't have the tech to make it economical to drill it. what we really have is an energy technology revolution and these advances aren't unique to north america. they're spreading all over the globe, and who's spearheading this transformation? who represents the vanguard of the oil revolution and its intellectual property? easy. that's core labs. clb. i like to think of it as a...
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i like technology stocks. very, very good, strong fundamentals. yugo. california, yugo. >> caller: jim, this is yugo. walter energy. >> no. we've got other things to do with our money. that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> coming up, digital delivery, it's been a long time since tivo changed the way you watch tv, but as newcomers like netflix continue to take share, can tivo plug you into the future of entertainment? cramer sits down with the ceo to cramer sits down with the ceo to find out. who found a magic sea. >>> everybody is talking about netflix. i want to draw your attention to another game changer who altered the way we consume content. i'm talking about tivo. company who invented the dvr. that was 14 years ago but tivo has done a number of things to get its house in order, yet the market refuses to give it the respect that it deserves. it would be one thing if it was only selling its own proprietary hardware but that's the old business model. tivo has shifted the licensing to other players. this is in part an intellectual property
i like technology stocks. very, very good, strong fundamentals. yugo. california, yugo. >> caller: jim, this is yugo. walter energy. >> no. we've got other things to do with our money. that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> coming up, digital delivery, it's been a long time since tivo changed the way you watch tv, but as newcomers like netflix continue to take share, can tivo plug you into the future of entertainment? cramer sits down with the ceo to cramer sits...
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i like technology stocks. very, very good strong fundment as. you go. california, you go. >> caller: jim, this is yugo. >> no. we've got other things to do with our money. that is to conclusion of the lightning round. >>> coming up, digital delivery, it's been a long time since tive have changed the way you watch today but as newcomers like netflix continue to take share, can tivo plug you into the future of entertainment? cramer sits down with the ceo to find out. [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stocks... breaking into 52-week highs. six upcoming earnings plays... that recently gapped up. [ male announcer ] now the world is your trading floor. get real-time market scanning wherever you are with the mobile trader app. from td ameritrade. ♪ [ male announcer ] united is rolling out global, satellite-fed wi-fi to connect you even 35,000 feet over the ocean. ♪ that's...wifi friendly.
i like technology stocks. very, very good strong fundment as. you go. california, you go. >> caller: jim, this is yugo. >> no. we've got other things to do with our money. that is to conclusion of the lightning round. >>> coming up, digital delivery, it's been a long time since tive have changed the way you watch today but as newcomers like netflix continue to take share, can tivo plug you into the future of entertainment? cramer sits down with the ceo to find out. [ bell...
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our country needs more college grads to help fill all the open technology jobs. to help meet that need, here at devry university, we're offering $4 million dollars in tech scholarships for qualified new students. learn more at devry.edu. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. but, of course, it's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everything works like never before. since aflac is helping with his expenses while he can't work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. and us...we're gonna get him back in fighting shap
our country needs more college grads to help fill all the open technology jobs. to help meet that need, here at devry university, we're offering $4 million dollars in tech scholarships for qualified new students. learn more at devry.edu. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the...
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you must be saying that these tract o these combines are filled with technology now. these are not all generic machines anymore. >> no. the quality is still the same so they last forever. we have excellent service, but also the technology changed a lot, and this is one of the reasons why we can actually help farmers increase their productivity to make them more efficient. >> you're going in some really great companies. we know that, and are you out engineering them because you seem to be growing in a market that many people say is not growing that much. >> we are leading by technology and our strategy is not to compete by price, but to offer the leading technologies and weir the leaders with the plant in conventional tractors and we have the best tractor in the world and so we also invest a lot in precision farming which has helped the farmer with yield mapping and with auto guidance in order to reduce the use of equipment, the fuel consumption, pesticides and fertilizers and so on. >> on one of the things that i find amazing is you had a huge upside surprise. you're
you must be saying that these tract o these combines are filled with technology now. these are not all generic machines anymore. >> no. the quality is still the same so they last forever. we have excellent service, but also the technology changed a lot, and this is one of the reasons why we can actually help farmers increase their productivity to make them more efficient. >> you're going in some really great companies. we know that, and are you out engineering them because you seem...
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one of core laboratories most sophisticated technological clients. we are helping them in the permian basin and also in the eagleford. now, when you look at applied technology from core lab, as you mentioned we are going to help them produce more oil and gas every day but more importantly, we are going to apply this technology so they cover more amounts of oil from that reservoir over the life of the reservoir. >> now, i understand that this sprayberry wolfcamp, this may be it. you did come on once and last time because i was telling you i thought it would be big. you said there might be something else big or even bigger. is this possibly the second largest oil field in the world? >> that is correct, jim. it is only behind the guar field in saudi arabia which has about 160 billion barrels of recoverable oil. if we look at the trends together those can produce over 50 billion barrels of recoverable oil. it is a giant oil field, the second largest in the world. >> you basically -- it is your technology that made us figure out that. right? you could not
one of core laboratories most sophisticated technological clients. we are helping them in the permian basin and also in the eagleford. now, when you look at applied technology from core lab, as you mentioned we are going to help them produce more oil and gas every day but more importantly, we are going to apply this technology so they cover more amounts of oil from that reservoir over the life of the reservoir. >> now, i understand that this sprayberry wolfcamp, this may be it. you did...
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the industrials, the technology companies the financials. all three of which need better economic growth to thrive. that's why the rates are going higher. if business is getting better, we will use more plants, get more equipment, expands. believe me, ben bernanke is not going to taper off bonds, he's not monitoring coca-cola and general mills. he's not focused on whether verizon is hiring people. very few of those companies are hiring, anyway. why do they work at this stage? perhaps because they make a lot of money lending. when rates go up, they can make much more money on their loans and they pay you on their deposits. yes. they make a fortune on cds, which i will detail later. think about this, when you see charles schwab and etrade hitting 52-week highs? do you think that's idle? do you think they pick those names out of a stock phone book? they make money that you make in this environment. same with the regional banks. i keep use tag term relative because nothing really went up today. how about technology, when the economy is going sou
the industrials, the technology companies the financials. all three of which need better economic growth to thrive. that's why the rates are going higher. if business is getting better, we will use more plants, get more equipment, expands. believe me, ben bernanke is not going to taper off bonds, he's not monitoring coca-cola and general mills. he's not focused on whether verizon is hiring people. very few of those companies are hiring, anyway. why do they work at this stage? perhaps because...
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you know, toy technology company. i don't need that. entertainment. there's so many good technology companies. you know what i would buy over that one? how about apple. down on its luck. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >>> the "lightning round" is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. >>> coming up, with more than 30 years of experience, you've got the markets brightest mind at your disposal. so what are you waiting for? e-mail or tweet your most pressing questions around stay tuned to see if they get answered on the air. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. >>> jim cramer looking out for you. >> thank you, sir, for helping us average joes. >> thank you for all you door to the small investors. >> thank you for sharing your knowledge with the every ma
you know, toy technology company. i don't need that. entertainment. there's so many good technology companies. you know what i would buy over that one? how about apple. down on its luck. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >>> the "lightning round" is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade. >>> coming up, with more than 30 years of experience, you've got the markets brightest mind at your disposal. so what are you waiting for?...
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shot the lights out with the new footwear technology. and it exploded higher. $7.55 higher to be specific. you want fickle? the other shoes, crocs, that was in bull market. there's a lot of split personalities in semis. qualcomm doesn't make up for yesterday's hideous broadcom, i'm calling it a push. starbucks having an amazing quarter, up here, and dunkin down here, america runs on starbucks lattes, and dunkin's coffee. i call it unleaded and diesel. in the end, today belonged to facebook. they could end up disrupting the entire advertising industry. put simply, every major advertiser should be calling facebook and saying, i will put in a $100 million order and develop an ad campaign. they had much bigger profits than anyone expected. look out. it goes back to where it got started on the miserable ipo day, it's five points more and it's that good. the markets change the channel on the home builders today. all i can say is, don't get too comfortable. the viewers are always restless and the ratings fluctuate. and what is good today will g
shot the lights out with the new footwear technology. and it exploded higher. $7.55 higher to be specific. you want fickle? the other shoes, crocs, that was in bull market. there's a lot of split personalities in semis. qualcomm doesn't make up for yesterday's hideous broadcom, i'm calling it a push. starbucks having an amazing quarter, up here, and dunkin down here, america runs on starbucks lattes, and dunkin's coffee. i call it unleaded and diesel. in the end, today belonged to facebook....
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doctors should get more presence as a result of technology, not less. we think we've got, we'll give you one small example, later this year at hymocrates, we are will relows hipa secure texting. if they want to ask a quick question to a specialist, they know about a patient they're zay seeing. this will preven at that time patient from getting routed to a specialist. it will make things go quickly, still be secure and won't involve the passing of this 80,000 page chart back and forth between offices on a fax machine. that's one of the million things we're doing to answer your facebook guy's question, which is absolutely spot-on. >> last question about shareholders, wells fargo reports it likes your stock. worried about gross margins. a little light. operating expenses can be big. obviously worried about doctors not signed up enough. these are transitory problems is what i'm hearing you say? >> absolutely. some of them are purposefully problems, so gross margin, when 4Áa lot of dproes margi the first thing we do is take half of that, stek it back into t
doctors should get more presence as a result of technology, not less. we think we've got, we'll give you one small example, later this year at hymocrates, we are will relows hipa secure texting. if they want to ask a quick question to a specialist, they know about a patient they're zay seeing. this will preven at that time patient from getting routed to a specialist. it will make things go quickly, still be secure and won't involve the passing of this 80,000 page chart back and forth between...
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this technology may have value. what it is yet we're not quite sure. >> there is going to be a bitcoin black friday. there are retailers out there who will be taking them. >> that chart -- >> the chart is definitely scary to look at. >> still it contains some value. >> exactly. >> we will keep the questions. >> here is the founder of bitcoin black friday. he will tell us how he is capitalizing on the bitcoin craze coming up. >>> also, we have been receiving a bunch of tweets about bitcoins and stories being opened on thanksgiving. we will highlight the doozies. we will be back in just a moment. to generate income? with fidelity's options platform, we've completely integrated every step of the process, making it easier to try filters and strategies... to get a list of equity options... evaluate them with our p&l calculator... and execute faster with our more intuitive trade ticket. i'm greg stevens, and i helped create fidelity's options platform. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelit
this technology may have value. what it is yet we're not quite sure. >> there is going to be a bitcoin black friday. there are retailers out there who will be taking them. >> that chart -- >> the chart is definitely scary to look at. >> still it contains some value. >> exactly. >> we will keep the questions. >> here is the founder of bitcoin black friday. he will tell us how he is capitalizing on the bitcoin craze coming up. >>> also, we have...
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♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. dow climbed 82 points, s&p closed the at a five year high. why did the stocks rally? why? sometimes it is pretty calculable, simple, because the biggest driver on earth, china, reported a blowout export number showing the country's plans to reignite growth are, indeed, working and we believe in that. when that happens, buyers swarm in, they buy commodities, thinking how could they not roar now that china's spending. they buy the industrials because china relies on a lot of our companies to power their electricity and buy our consumer companies that have plunged deep into the retail fabric of the people's republic. that's why investing in china is one of my huge themes for 2013. oh, it's not just china, the dollar got clobbered versus the euro, something that our international companies just love to see. it puts them here. >> house of pleasure. >> why else? how about the fact that ford, one of the best bellwethers of economic growth out there doubled its dividend last night. something
♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. dow climbed 82 points, s&p closed the at a five year high. why did the stocks rally? why? sometimes it is pretty calculable, simple, because the biggest driver on earth, china, reported a blowout export number showing the country's plans to reignite growth are, indeed, working and we believe in that. when that happens, buyers swarm in, they buy commodities, thinking how could they not roar now...
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>> that's more ad technology. we are more about transactions. >> transactions is the wave of the future. transactions is mobile. >> i think. so i'm a bit biassed. >> but the world seems to be biased. facebook went from 25 to 38 when people saw that they have a mobile solution. yelp has a mobile solution. linkedin has a mobile solution. open table up big today. this is where the world is going. >> when you look at ecommerce and google, ebay and amazon are the top two apps. it's because it's simple. have you all the payment information in there. you have bar code scanners, if are you in retailer, can you do the showrooming. order it online. have it delivered to your house. >> i would be worried that google, amazon would say, i got to put these guys out of business. they're a new company, why don't we wipe them out or buy them? >> so in a way, amazon is never going to help their customers sell on ebay. google is never going to help their customers sell on ebay, amazon, facebook, et cetera. by being neutral, we provid
>> that's more ad technology. we are more about transactions. >> transactions is the wave of the future. transactions is mobile. >> i think. so i'm a bit biassed. >> but the world seems to be biased. facebook went from 25 to 38 when people saw that they have a mobile solution. yelp has a mobile solution. linkedin has a mobile solution. open table up big today. this is where the world is going. >> when you look at ecommerce and google, ebay and amazon are the top...
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-- focused on technology. a lot of the companies moving downtown, midtown south are getting priced out. i think whoever that mayor is, whether it's lodo or de blasio, he'll continue to make jobs, continuous to be the capital of the world in terms of trying to attract and retain the best and brightest and continue to drive crime down and public safety and a liveable city. go to brooklyn. you see the tremendous amount of people living and working in brooklyn today, queens, all over the city great growth. >> brooklyn is hot. what industries are spending the most money in terms of real estate right now? you said technology. >> definitely technology. but it's also -- there's a company called we work. it's just taken over 200,000 feet downtown. it's a shared work environment. it's creating affordable space for entrepreneurs. you're seeing that all over the city. and i think, you know, that's part of the diversification of our economy and how we attract and retain the best and the brightest. and those type of innovat
-- focused on technology. a lot of the companies moving downtown, midtown south are getting priced out. i think whoever that mayor is, whether it's lodo or de blasio, he'll continue to make jobs, continuous to be the capital of the world in terms of trying to attract and retain the best and brightest and continue to drive crime down and public safety and a liveable city. go to brooklyn. you see the tremendous amount of people living and working in brooklyn today, queens, all over the city great...
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of course they already got some technology in the ford cars. blackberry has the operating system that's in a lot of cars. this hasn't become a real market for the technology companies to exploit the way they have the smartphone quite yet. maybe this move by google and apple will allow them to do that. this is a tough area. it really is. are there any early odds on who at apple and google will win tech supremacy? >> it's tough to forecast. to john's point an enormous opportunity but you expect to it be pretty slow going. not so much because of the technology but more of the compatibility. how do you integrate the google experience that's safe for the driver and passenger. i think when you talk to analysts that's what potentially slows down the technology here. >> john, is this going to be a game changer for cars or smartphones? will it make me want to buy an audi because google's android is in there or bmw if somebody's operating system is in there? >> if they get it right. it will take the cue from your smartphone if both are running, if both a
of course they already got some technology in the ford cars. blackberry has the operating system that's in a lot of cars. this hasn't become a real market for the technology companies to exploit the way they have the smartphone quite yet. maybe this move by google and apple will allow them to do that. this is a tough area. it really is. are there any early odds on who at apple and google will win tech supremacy? >> it's tough to forecast. to john's point an enormous opportunity but you...
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that is where technology comes in. it may concern people but it is something that is not going the change. >> quick thoughtlionsgate. bullish? >> incredibly. this is a company that had a $50 million market cap ten years ago. to watch what they have done is nothing short of amazing. >> we will be right back. it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week.
that is where technology comes in. it may concern people but it is something that is not going the change. >> quick thoughtlionsgate. bullish? >> incredibly. this is a company that had a $50 million market cap ten years ago. to watch what they have done is nothing short of amazing. >> we will be right back. it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud...
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they use proprietary technology to create innovative products. just yesterday they announced 100% recyclable material to make to-go cups to maintain hot and cold beverages. this is the only recyclable company that can be used for hot and cold applications. according to management, 4% of the american market could bring in more than $500 million in sales but here's the rub. a little over a week ago, berry gave an analyst presentation where management lowered the boom. the company came from predicting a mild increase to a 10% decline. not good news. in response, the stock got poleaxed from 25 to 20 in a matter of days. to me feels like an overreaction. especially selling 16.5 times next year's earnings estimates. stock is giving 19% gains since i recommended it in january. i think we can go higher from here. don't take it from me. let's talk to jonathan rich, chairman and ceo of berry plastics. find out what companies next for his company. welcome to "mad money." >> thanks, jim. >> have a seat. >> great to be here. >> look you had a huge analyst mee
they use proprietary technology to create innovative products. just yesterday they announced 100% recyclable material to make to-go cups to maintain hot and cold beverages. this is the only recyclable company that can be used for hot and cold applications. according to management, 4% of the american market could bring in more than $500 million in sales but here's the rub. a little over a week ago, berry gave an analyst presentation where management lowered the boom. the company came from...